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Weird and wonderful roadside attractions across the West (opens the original)
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Sometimes, the best part of a road trip isn’t the destination. It’s the giant fork on the side of the road, cartoon-like pink dinosaur or 21-foot-tall wooden troll you meet along the way. Across the West, quirky roadside attractions reward travelers who are willing to take the scenic route, make an unexpected detour or pull over when something strange appears on the horizon. Some are delightfully kitschy, while others double as open-air art galleries, geological wonders and pieces of Americana.
Craving poutine? Here’s where to find the Canadian staple around Denver (opens the original)
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French fries are remarkably versatile. They can clean up nicely alongside a perfectly cooked steak — make that frites — at a fancy French bistro. They can shoulder a mountain of chili and cheese at a sports bar. They can even moonlight as nachos, loaded with enough toppings to require a fork. But poutine? That’s perhaps where fries reach their highest, most indulgent calling. The beloved Canadian comfort food starts with a simple trio: Crispy fries, squeaky cheese curds with gravy ladled on top.
New ice cream shops bring creative scoops and soft serve to Denver (opens the original)
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Pete Castleberry saw a hole in the Denver metro ice cream scene: Plenty of scoops, but not much craft soft serve. “If there’s a soft serve option, I will generally always go for the soft serve,” Castleberry said. So he created his own. Power Cone started as a food truck in 2022 before Castleberry opened his brick-and-mortar shop last year in Arvada. There, he’s built a following for craft soft serve made with milk from Morning Fresh Dairy in the Colorado town of Bellvue (“The cows — those are th
15 fun facts about Colorado that you may not know (opens the original)
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Think you know Colorado? As we celebrate its sesquicentennial, we’re dusting off some lesser-known nuggets about the Centennial State. File these 15 facts under “Things even longtime Coloradans might not know.” Then keep them in your back pocket for the next time Colorado comes up in trivia. After being selected to host the 1976 Winter Games, Denver made history when it became the first ever city to reject the Olympics. On May 12, 1970, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) chose Denver over
Inside Summit Canyon: Water World unveils its biggest expansion since the 1980s (opens the original)
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Then the floor disappears beneath 13-year-old Brody Mack. Inside Aspen Falls, the most thrilling of the new slides to debut at Water World’s Summit Canyon expansion this summer, brave riders stand inside a transparent capsule before a trap door suddenly drops away, letting gravity take over and sending them plunging down more than 425 feet through a twisting slide. “It’s like a crazy adrenaline rush,” said Brody, who lives in Thornton and was among the first guests to experience the ride when it
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